Controls Engineer

Job Description

About the Client:

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Metric is partnered with a rapidly growing engineering organization developing and deploying complex equipment for large-scale infrastructure projects across the US.

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The company is expanding its engineering team as it brings more product development, testing, and system integration capabilities in-house.

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About the Role:

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This Controls Engineer role is ideal for someone with hands-on experience developing, testing, and commissioning control systems for complex equipment.

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You’ll work across the full controls lifecycle, from initial development and validation through commissioning and production deployment.

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Key Responsibilities:

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• Develop control logic, sequencing, alarms, interlocks, and fault handling.
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• Design and validate controls for new equipment and test systems.
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• Tune control loops and troubleshoot equipment during commissioning.
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• Perform controls testing and system-level validation.
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• Integrate controls with sensors, actuators, motors, drives, and instrumentation.
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• Partner closely with mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering teams.
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• Support equipment startup, commissioning, and deployment.
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• Troubleshoot complex controls and equipment issues in both development and production environments.
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Qualifications:

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• Controls engineering experience within industrial equipment, automation, manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, energy, HVAC, robotics, or a related environment.
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• Hands-on experience developing and commissioning controls on physical equipment.
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• Strong understanding of machine controls, sequencing, interlocks, and feedback control.
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• Experience working with PLCs, embedded controls, industrial controls, or similar platforms.
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• Experience with sensors, instrumentation, motors, drives, and other electromechanical systems.
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• Strong troubleshooting skills and the ability to work across multiple engineering disciplines.
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• Comfortable operating in a fast-paced product development environment.
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• Must be based in or willing to commute to New York City.
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• Comfortable working in a hybrid environment.
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